The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-02

NEBRASKA.

LUG 6tate W. VI IL VI. Will meet IN beatrice
October a. It is expected that about 200 dele.
gates will be In attendance.
Prostitutes are not toleratedin Grant island,
. combination outfit Of two having been
ousted by the authorities last week.
Beatrice young ladies have formed the Owl
club to raise funds to pay for the new bell fol-
the Methodist church.
The G~axctte.Journal predicts that before
the frosts of another autumn whiten til,
ground &!ss+'c.s will have a boom besid.
which tic boom Of last spl..7g will dwindle
irto inslgnidcance.
AChicago travelling man hung his clothes
near the door Of his room in the Bradley
house at Tccumseh, and during the night 6
thieving fisherman hooked them over the
transom, securing In addition to the sui. 8
diamond scarf pin and q watch.
The register and receiver OF the Chsdrou
and Office have given notice that all parties
who made presumption proof during May and
June, and whose proofs have been under way
80 long on account Of the change from the
Valentine Office to the new office here, are re.
qulred to 90 before the officer who took the
testimony In each case and make a new pre-.
emptior affidavit.
A young man at Western had q $40 bill
which he put In his pocketbook. Being I'm.
used to carrying money in that receptacle he
forgot where he had placed the bill and not
being able to flnd 1t concluded that he had
hecn robbed. He then sold the pocketboek
for half a dollar and jumped tue town. Thu
purchaser found the $40 bill all safe inside af.
ter the young man had departed.
DAKOTA.
An Illinois baloontst will make an ASCENSION
at the fair at Mitchell.
Governor Melette thinks division will CART
even in north DaSota.
The new Presbyterian church at LaMoure
was dedicated Sunday.
The foundation of the new $40, 600 hotel a,
Watertown ia completed.
Sitting Bull will be one Of the attractions
of the North Dakota fair.
The division campaign will be opened BY
Gen. Campbell at Milbank September 6.
The corner stone Of the territorial normal
school at spcarish, was laid last Friday.
Bishop Hare is expected in Yankton Sept.
2e5 to organize a local White Cross society.
The telephone subscribers in the Black Hills
circuit have asked for a 5Oper cent. reduction
in rates, and say that they will discontinue
the use Of instruments II the reduction ia mo,
granted.
The city council Of Rapid City voted to
suspend from office the city marshal, P. f.
McNaily, during the time required for the in.
vestigation Of the charges which have been
preferred against him.
ThoughM. II. Day says he is out of politics
there are those who still assert that he is oui.
city working to prevent a Cleveland delega.
tion representing Dakota ut tie national
Democratic convention.
Erank Hen, aschk who was injured by a
moving machine near Yankton some weeks
ago, has been Frustrated with lockjaw, and
the physicians have amputatcd his foot I'm th,
hope of saving his life.
William Jennings, a fourteen ear old bow.
has been arrested at his fathers farm near
Rcdficld on a charge of cmbezzling funds Of
the Western Union Telegraph company in
Chicago, for which he had been messenpe,
boy.
IOWA
Waterloo has a chartered base ball associa.
ion With a capital of $500.
The Government Greys at Dubuque ar,
drilling for their Philadelphia trip.
Monday evening John Arnitz was Instant,
killed at Carroll while trying to climb on ,
moving train.
A $1,000 bell has been presented to tb.
Presbyterian church at Charlton by th.
Browncr family.
The third annual reunion of the Twenty
first Iowa infantry will be held at Mapchcsto,
September Is and 16.
The new Baptist college building at Ncrtl
Des Moines, is looming up and promises to b,
an imposing structure.
AT Mount Pleasant Charles Wood was acct
d%cntally shot through the lung by his hit,
brother White GU hunting.
A heavy wind at Fort Dodge Saturday
destroyed a number of shade trees and bley
away a part Of the Illinois Central rount,
house.
There are 33l inmates Of the feeble m,nd..
asylum at Glenwood; 2cG males and 1875 4,
males. The per capita cost for maintenance,
is t175. 20.
Rev. Mr.. stetson, of Logansport, Indiana
has accepted q call extcnhed to him by th,
First Baptist church of Des Moines, and vii
enter upon his work some time in September
Mr.. stetson is an excellent preacher.
There is a good prospect of having q hors.
jmpo. Sins.r,a breeding establishment nea,
Spencer. A stock company for that purpos.
will be formed.
Farmers about LeClaire state that corn does
not look as we'll as it did a month ago. and
at the corn yield In that region will not bt
any larger than last year. Some fields art
'adly scorcsed-cntirely burned up By thu
seat Of the past three weeks.
MINNESOTA.
Eugene ". Wescott, Of Mankato, was held
In $500 bonds on charge Of crueltyto animals,
Red Wing has asked for free delivery DOS.
al service The department has ordered Al
inspector to 90 there and make an inyesties.
ton.
Rev. William Whitney, OF Goshen, Indiana,
has been called to the pastoratc of the Baptist
church at Mankato. He formerly had charge
of the church, bat left to accept the call from
Goshen. His salary has been advanced tc
s1,2OO.
While at work moving the railroad track In
the gravel pit near the cemetery at New Ulm,
A. Herbeck, n Of the laborcrs, found a small
package containing watch chain and charms
They had probably been stolen from a jewelry
store and deposited under q railroad tie 70,
safe keeping.
Duluth special to the Globe: F. Prentiss,
of New York Is In TIM city confas4iun Ia. N